On Linux hardware configure fan and temp sensors

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Role Name

role-service-hardware_sensors

Description

On Linux hardware configure fan and temp sensors.

Your target machines must be Linux.

Per defaults/main.yml this role is equipped to deal with Arch Linux and Debian.

packages_linux_sensors_all_families: Place package names in this list that are identical across all Linux flavors. While we do install packages we don't have any that have identical names across all Linux flavors so this variable defaults to an empty list.
```
packages_linux_sensors_all_families: []
```
packages_linux_sensors_*: Add package names to an operating system-specific list if it's unique to that operating system. The asterisk (*) is a placeholder for ansible_facts['os_family'] | lower. If ansible_facts['os_family'] equals Debian then this becomes debian and the list turns into packages_linux_sensors_debian; same for packages_linux_sensors_archlinux etc. Note that for Arch Linux these are official packages only, not packages from the Arch User Repository.
```
packages_linux_sensors_archlinux:
  - 'lm_sensors'

packages_linux_sensors_debian:
  - 'lm-sensors'
  - 'fancontrol'
```

None.

In your playbook.yml call it like so:

- name: 'Awesome playbook'
  hosts: all
  roles:
    - 'role-service-hardware_sensors'

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